Web giant Google Challenges US Government-run NSA (National Security Agency) “Prism” program Went to court. The company has initiated this process on the basis of its constitutional right to freedom of expression. Google has demanded that companies be allowed to disclose the amount of information requested about their customers under Prism so that they can disclose it.

At present companies have very limited ability to disclose information about the NSA. However Google Once that claim is met, it will be possible to know exactly how many users have been / are being monitored by Prism. However, it is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post.

As you may know, American authorities through Prism Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Apple, Yahoo! Etc. have been monitoring users’ personal information invisibly with special powers (gagging orders) from the company. It has been operating since 2006.

However microblogging site Twitter Not included in the prism. Some say Twitter may have denied access to their servers directly. Although legally all companies are required to provide this information, the process is not always easy Probably Data could not be retrieved from Twitter.

“Prism” stands for “Planning Tool for Resource Integration, Synchronization and Management”, which is a “Data Tool”; It is basically information about the intelligence activities or users of other countries on the American server Collects Claiming to be. Edward Snowden, a 29-year-old former NSA contractor, recently The Washington Post And The Guardian He leaked the Prism program to the newspaper.